Gaya-Bihar
Gaya
is one of the cities in India. It is located on the banks Falgu River and a
sacred place for both Hindu and Buddhist religion. Surrounded by diminutive
smoky uneven hills by three sides and a river flowing on the eastern side Gaya
is simply breathtaking. It is a combination of natural surroundings, narrow by
lanes and age-old building. It is the important representative of Bhumihar
Brahmin was the proprietor of a grand estate in Gaya dating back early 18th
Centaur
To be able to make most out of your visit to Gaya, the best
time to visit is in summer although the weather is ruthless. Be assured of
visiting wildlife sanctuaries and parks. However, another season to visit is in
winter since it is cool after summer and the temperature differs from 43C-21C.
All types of accommodation are available in Gaya. Hotels are
the common accommodation and available to cater for the needs of every
traveler. All key hotels in Gaya can be booked online as well. Due to the
professional relationship with the outside world, the hotels are a hotcake
therefore advance booking is advisable.
Bihar is well served by various means of transport. Among
them;
Air-There are three main airports Bihar namely Bhagalpur,
Gaya and Lok Nayak Jayaprakash, which is well linked to key metropolitan
cities.
Rail connects Bihar with the rest of the universe
and other main towns are interrelated as well.
Auto-rickshaws are ideal if you want to tour around
the city and offer an opportunity for sightseeing.
Frequent bus service is accessible in Bodhgaya. The
trip commences at Patna and Gaya.
For getting around purposes, use a taxi,
auto-rickshaws, horse-carts and Tonga for an incomparable experience.
The only way the residents of Bihar celebrate their
traditions, lifestyles and religion is by events, fairs and festivals. A few of
them are Makar-Sankranti, Sonepur fair, Chahht Puja, Pitrapaksha Mela,
Madhashravani, Sama-Chakeva and Ram Navami.
As you
enjoy your tour just be aware of some warning as below:
Throughout
India, the threat of terrorism India is so high and terrorists target social
places.
Cases of
handbag snatching especially in Delhi are on high-rise. Keep your ATM cards and
travel documents safely.
The
tricksters are very confident, they will pose to be selling jewelries that are
of huge value but they are worthless.
Do not
walk alone in isolated places alone.
Many
tourists have been drugged and robbed in trains through foods and drinks.
Leaving your
luggage unattended in the trains is risky.
Gaya comes
second as a significant spot in Patna. Due to its location, four main
metropolises are connected, hence an advantage to even the visitors from all
over the world.
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